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The news from Shqiptarja.com highlights ongoing protests in Albania, with protestors destroying dialogue chairs while the Prime Minister extends an invitation for talks. International news includes election results in Serbia and Brazil, and geopolitical tensions involving Iran.
Protestors destroyed dialogue chairs set up in the boulevard, and Prime Minister Rama has again invited them for talks, this time placing only a stone table in front of the Prime Ministry.
The protest enters its 13th day with reduced participation, following attacks on the Prime Ministry and Assembly Presidency, and businesses targeted near 'Twin Towers'.
Ilija Srdanovic, who led the Student List and defeated Vučić in elections, is a cardiologist expected to become the new Prime Minister of Serbia.
The 'Albanian Coalition' has won two seats in the Serbian parliament, with President Begaj congratulating them and stating the result should lead to more rights, equality, and an end to discrimination.
A 37-year-old man has been arrested in Fier for firing a gun in front of his ex-partner's residence in the village of Luar.
Donald Trump stated there would be no immediate strike on Iran, but tensions in the region remain elevated.
A woman was found dead in Kosovo two hours after reporting domestic violence, with her ex-brother-in-law being the prime suspect. She had previously sent a letter to the prosecution.
Lula has been re-elected as President of Brazil for a fourth term, overturning the first-round results and defeating conservative candidate Bolsonaro, who was backed by Trump.
Following violent protests in Milan, a researcher of Moroccan origin, suspected of organizing the 'October 17 Movement', has been arrested. Prosecutors aimed to spread terror among the population.
